Swedish dream/folk pop artist Maliika has released a new single, "Who Was I". Maliika continues to take the listener into other worlds with atmospherically floating soundscapes. The Swedish artist's voice and dreamy soundscape have been compared to Enya, Kate Bush and Sarah Brightman as well as Loreen.
Maliika comments: "'Who Was I' is a dreamy fantasy about someone who sleeps through her life without understanding who she is. Until she wakes up..."
"Who Was I" was composed by Maliika, produced by Linda Cevert, Niklas Bergström and Pelle Broberg. The song was recorded at NOX Studios in Stockholm. Link

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